Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-19

] to my said executors full power f. , sen ana mortgage such and SO much o ny resi and personal property ss the,
 snsI deem best. aud to invest or dis tnon'e the proceeds of such sale o sales ss herein provided,
 Third: It n my will that if any O. ny onndren should die before the com
 pIete distribution of my estate. as abov,
 provided It shall stand sni take
 ln place and stead Of parents, taking
 pro rata and not per capita.
 rourth; l hereby nominate, constf
 tu'e ana sppoInt my sons, Henry B.
 Beecner, Wm. Beeeher and Herbert A.
 beeeter' sll of Brooklyn, N. r., and my
 son-in-iav, Rev. Samuel ColviIIe. of
 NorWlch, \. l., executors and trustees
 or tnisr my Nlll. and 1t is my will that
 not bond shall be required of them, or
 either of them.
 Signed: HENRY WARD BEHcHsR,
 July II. 1878.
 The witnesses are N. s. Barnes and T.
 D. Blake. both oi Brooklyn.
 CHICAGO. March F Sheriff Ms,.on said to-day 1t hsd been decided to not permit Oscar Neebe to attend the funer- al or hls wife tomorrow. Is had been decided by the authorities that the pres encs of Neebe would only tend to incite disorder on the part of the anarchists. Advices of the police department are to the effect that fully 10000 people who sympathike with the red flag will parade to-Dorrow. and that these people once excited might commit some scs which might result in sn outbreak. and under the circumstances they have decided not to complicate the matter by having one of the condemned anarchists in the crowd.
 PARIS, March 12-A sharp shock of earthquake was felt throughout the city yesterday. For time there was gen ersl panic and the hotels and houses were emptied of their occupants in a very few seconds. The people were. however, soon resssured. It IS found | that many walls of buildings in various | parts of the city were cracked.
 MONTE CARLO, March 12-The reoc- currence of the earthquake st different ] points in the Riviera has induced a fresh rush of frightened tourists here from Nice, Cannes and San Remo.
 PETALUNA. March l2-At 4:l5 this morning the freight train from San | Francisco was wrecked just this side O' | the Hay Stacks. about two miles from | town It was caused by stick of wood | falling frnm the locomotive under the cars. Six cars were wrecked and five of them ditehed. The damage to the Cars EIll be between four and five thousand | dollars. Mir. Whitney, superintendent | of the road, came at once from San Ra- fsel and cleared the track.
 KANSAS CITY, March 12.-A special to | the Journal from Springfield says: Last | night band of armed men went to the | house of William Eaton, thirty miles south of this city. and breaking down the doors fired a volley of shots into the house. William Eaton and Charles | Green were killed outright. Eaton's aged father was seriously wounded. one ! woman was shot m the head and an otber in the hand. The murdere6s | then made good their escape. Mrs. | Eaton sfirms that she re cOgnized two | fl them. IL is alleged that the attack lng party are members of 8 band of robbers of a noted vigilance orgsniza- ton, and 1t Is supposed that they killed Eaton and Green for being outspOken against them. The greatest excitement | prevail in that vicinity over the sffaIr. |
 NRwAEK. N. J.. March 12.-Frsnk M. Scott, cashier of the publishing firm of | Webster & Co.,. of New York. was sr- rested at bis home to dsy for the embez- clement of $20.0O0 from the firm. He I was committed to jail.